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<baltimore-city-law heading="§ 14-414 Permitted temporary uses – Contractor trailers; Real estate model units.">
  <section prefix="§" num="14-414" heading="Permitted temporary uses – Contractor trailers; Real estate model units.">
    <para num="(a)" heading="Definitions.">
      <para num="(1)">In this section, the following terms have the meanings indicated.</para>
      <para num="(2)">“Contractor trailer” means a use that includes watchman’s trailers, construction equipment sheds, contractor trailers, and similar items incidental to a construction project.</para>
      <para num="(3)">
        <para num="(i)">“Real estate model unit” means a dwelling unit temporarily used for display purposes as an example of dwelling units available for sale or rental in a particular subdivision or other residential development.</para>
        <para num="(ii)">“Real estate model unit” includes sales or rental offices for dwellings within the development.</para>
      </para>
    </para>
    <para num="(b)" heading="Where allowed.">Contractor trailers and real estate model units, including temporary sales or rental offices accessory to a new development, are allowed in any zoning district when accessory to a construction project or a new development.</para>
    <para num="(c)" heading="No sleeping or cooking accommodations.">These structures may not contain any sleeping or cooking accommodations, except those located in a model unit used for demonstration purposes only.</para>
    <para num="(d)" heading="No general office.">No trailer, unit, or office may be used as the general office or headquarters of any person.</para>
    <para num="(e)" heading="Durational limits.">
      <para num="(1)">Contractor trailers are limited to a period of not more than the duration of the active construction phase of the project.</para>
      <para num="(2)">Real estate model units, including temporary sales or rental offices, are limited to the active selling and leasing of space in the development or 6 months after issuance of the final use permit, whichever is sooner.</para>
    </para>
    <annotation type="History">Ord. 16-581</annotation>
  </section>
</baltimore-city-law>
